Authorities have jailed an ISIS-supporting drill rapper connected to an alleged suicide bomb plot after he amasses chemicals, but some of his drill rap videos remain accessible online.
The Daily Mail reports that the content is still available to watch, despite concerns that the jailed individual may be benefiting from audience engagement and advertising revenue. The concern centres on whether continued views on social media could translate into money or other support for extremist networks while the person remains in custody.
The outlet frames the issue as an exposure risk, highlighting the possibility of monetization through millions of views. However, based on the information provided, it does not specify who is currently hosting the videos, what platforms have removed or retained them, or what measures authorities or companies are taking beyond the general concern about ongoing availability. The reporting focuses on the online presence of the videos rather than new details about the underlying plot.
